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沃爾瑪宣布變更公司法定名稱，以反映顧客購物方式的變化

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【2017年12月6日，阿肯色州本頓維爾（BENTONVILLE）訊】作爲一家全渠道零售商，沃爾瑪宣布從2018年2月1日起將公司法定名稱由“沃爾瑪百貨公司?(Wal-Mart?Stores,?Inc.)”變更爲“沃爾瑪公司(Walmart?Inc.)”。本次變更公司法定名稱，表明了沃爾瑪越來越重視爲顧客提供無縫連接的零售服務，以滿足顧客多種購物方式，包括在門店、網上、移動設備上購物，或是以門店取貨和接受送貨上門的方式購物。

沃尔玛总裁兼首席执行官董明伦（Doug?McMillon）说：“我们的顾客熟悉沃尔玛的名字，如今他们不仅可以在我们的门店购物，而且还能在网上或者用我们的手机应用程序购物。虽然沃尔玛公司的法定名称仅仅在特定的场合使用，但我们觉得我们的名字最好能够与顾客随时随地用他们喜欢的购物方式来沃尔玛购物的理念保持一致。展望未来，我们将继续在全球范围内投资和加强我们的门店，并扩大我们的電子商務能力，更好地帮助顾客节省时间和金钱。随着时间的推移，大家不会去区分这是实体门店还是電子商務，越来越多消费者只会想到或看到一个沃尔玛。”

沃尔玛在全球拥有近60个品牌和電子商務网站，在28个国家拥有超过11,600家的门店和会员商店。1991年，沃尔玛进军国际市场并在墨西哥城开设了门店，并于2000年推出電子商務网站。另外，沃尔玛会继续以代码“WMT”在纽约证券交易所交易，公司引用名称继续沿用“沃尔玛（Walmart）”。

1969年10月31日沃爾瑪正式成立時也就是公司最早的法定名稱是“沃爾瑪股份有限公司”。1970年1月9日更名爲?“?沃爾瑪百貨公司”?(Wal-Mart?Stores,?Inc.)，並于同年上市，此名稱隨即沿用47年至今。自2008年6月以來，我們在運營中也一直使用目前的沃爾瑪圖形標志。

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